The defeats against two direct rivals such as Cívitas Guadalajara and Cisne have left the Morrazo refrigerators no margin of error both to avoid direct relegation –which precisely these two teams mark– and, above all, promotion, where the fight is even more fierce. With only five days ahead for the conclusion of the championship in the Asobal Plenitude League, the group that directs Nacho Moyano seems to have lost the theoretical advantage that the calendar gave him in favor of one of its rivals who, a priori, have a simpler itinerary. This is what remains for each other in the final stretch of the tournament.
Refrigerators (17 points)
on paper four points should be enough for the Cangueses to avoid direct relegationy six could even save you from promotion. Everything will happen to win the first final, this Sunday before the Endless. The other clash marked in red is the one from the last matchday, against a Huesca that will arrive without risking anything. In between, those of Moyano will have to give a bell. They visit an irregular Ademar León (on Friday, May 12 at 8:30 p.m.) and at Cuencaand receive the Granollers. They are not easy rivals, but peace of mind for Moyano’s men – who would also like to avoid reaching the last league game in an agonizing way – involves scratching a point against them.
Swan (13 points)
Despite his victory in the derby, the Swan needs little less than a miracle to save the category. To his meager 13 points we must add the fact that he has pending the visit to the Palau Blaugrana, so he would only have eight real points to play for. At home they receive direct rivals such as Atlético Valladolid and Guadalajara, while away from home they face a Torrelavega in low hours this weekend, and on the last day against Logroño. Those of Javier Márquez yes that They do not have the slightest margin of error to continue in the Asobal.
Guadalajara (14 points)
the alcarreños It does not have a bad calendar, with several direct duels, and they have the added danger of having won the goal average against Cangas. His journey begins this weekend receiving Benidorm and will continue after the national team break and the Copa del Rey visiting Logroño. His last three games are already in his particular League. They will host Anaitasuna, visit a Cisne who could already be relegated by then, and end the season at home against Blendio Sinfín.
Athletic Valladolid (17 points)
Right now they are the most direct rival of Refrigerators to avoid the promotion position, and curiously it has part of its calendar in common with Nacho Moyano’s painting. He receives Anaitasuna this weekend and then visits Cisne, to, in the last three games, face three of the Canguese opponents. At home they will have to measure themselves against Sinfín to then play the derby in León with Ademar, and close the year in their fiefdom against Granollers. Those of Pisonero are the worst team of the second round having added only four points.
Endless Blendio (19 points)
Cangas’ next rival is one of the fittest squads in the League, with 13 points in the second round, a figure that is only surpassed by Bidasoa (14) and Barça (20). They have two home games left, the derby against Torrelavega and the one against Barcelona, and three outings to fields of direct rivals, starting with that of O Gatañal on Sunday. The others will be to Valladolid and Guadalajara, this one in the last day of the championship in what could be a decisive clash in the fight for permanence in Asobal.
Brotherhood (20 points)
Quique Domínguez’s men breathe after beating Torrelavega, aware that they have a long way to go, but that they must certify the points they need at home. At home they face Barcelona and Logroño, and at home they will face Atlético Valladolid, Guadalajara and, on the last day, Benidorm.
Benidorm (21 points)
should happen little less than a hecatomb for Benidorm to be affected in the fight for salvation. Fernando Latorre’s men have relegation to seven points and promotion to four, they would only need a couple more points, and they have a calendar that invites to be optimistic. They will visit Guadalajara, Logroño and Puente Genil, and play at home against Huesca and, on the last day, against Anaitasuna.
The left-handed Zaja, last-minute Cantabrian signing
The Blendio Sinfín has closed this week an incorporation for the last five days and the Final Phase of the Copa del Rey, in which it will act as host. The chosen one is the Croatian Eugen Josip Zaja, who arrives from Anorthosis Famagusta from Cyprus, and who will debut this Sunday in O Gatañal against Frigoríficos del Morrazo. Zaja arrives to replace the two injuries that Rubén Garabaya has on the right side, the Argentine Zungri and the Bosnian on loan from Ademar Jozinovic.
The new player in the Santander box is 22 years old, measures 2.02 meters and weighs 105 kilos, and will play next season in the ranks of Logroño La Rioja, with whom he has already closed his signing. The incorporation of Zaja is the third of the second round for the Sinfínwho had previously signed full-back Jozinovic and pivot Omar Sherif.
Javi Díaz, in the top 10 of the day
Although it was not the best game for the Cangués team, Frigoríficos del Morrazo has managed to sneak in among the most outstanding actions of the journey. The protagonist has been Javi Díaz, who has seen how one of his interventions in the derby has entered the top ten of the weekend, specifically reaching the number 8 position. The stop of the rosaleiro that has placed him among the most outstanding of the day took place in the final stretch of the first half, when the score reflected a 15-13 for the locals. Díaz then put out a hand to stop the counter-punch launch of the swanman Furtado.
2023-04-19 04:09:11
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